Sentence examples for using the simple relation from inspiring English sources
Hence, the gain was calculated using the simple relation Gain = AOS + ASE ‒ AS E 0 AOS ‒ AS E 0 (1).
For a comparison using the usual definition, the measured values were transformed to the sand flux using the simple relation Q ∝ H × V, where Q is the sand flux, H is the height of the bedform, and V is the migration speed.
The slant TEC along the line of sight is estimated from GPS data recorded in RINEX format with a time resolution of 30 s, which is easily converted into vertical TEC (VTEC) using the simple relation discussed in Mannucci et al. (1993), Langley et al. (2002), Ramarao et al. (2006), and Kumar and Singh (2011).
Using the simple inverse relation v = 9 +235/d (where ν is the frequency in units of inverse centimeter, d is diameter of nanotubes in nanometers), we estimated the diameters of the nanotubes in the range of 0.9 to 1.7 nm; the larger diameters cannot be estimated from the spectrum because of the spectrometer frequency cutoff.
The change in free energy with respect to radius can be calculated using the simple mathematical relation ΔF = γΔA = 2πγ (rt - r 2), where γ is the surface tension of the fluid and ΔA is the change in the surface area [15, 25].
We show that the blind use of the simple relation obtained when assuming a linear deterministic dynamics often leads to a poor estimation of the value of the reaction flux and even of its sign.
Unfortunately, this adjustment eliminates the simple relation between read count and precision.
This makes the simple relation between light scattering and molecular properties hard to grasp.
Whether it is cakes, bicycle pumps, refrigerators or even when modelling the behaviour of stars (which are, in essence, just clouds of hydrogen gas), you can use these simple relations work out how what the gases are doing.
Use the simple displacement method.
The hmF2 values can be determined from the ionosonde observations using a simple relation given by Bradley and Dudeney (1973).
